Bodø/Glimt was on course for a valuable draw until the 95th minute when they conceded a penalty, allowing Van Wolfswinkel to snatch a late winner for Twente.

For most of the match, Twente looked like the stronger side, controlling possession and creating the majority of chances. However, their defensive vulnerabilities were exposed in the 85th minute when Bodø’s captain, Berg, capitalized on a rare opportunity to score.

These defensive weaknesses become even more apparent when Twente plays away. In their domestic league, they have conceded 22 goals in 12 matches—nearly two per game—and they are winless in their last five outings.

Meanwhile, Bodø/Glimt is a formidable force at home, especially on their artificial turf. They press high and give opponents little room to operate, which is likely to push Twente into a more defensive approach.

Their recent home form in Europe further strengthens their case, with victories over Maccabi Tel Aviv (3-1) and Beşiktaş (2-1) in their last two home fixtures.